While going through my closet today in an attempt to do a bit of closet-cleaning (to make room for some spring BE goodies), I came across two bags I BEC'd forever ago, and probably should have posted pics of since they were a bit experimental and I know some of you would have appreciated the info and pics awhile ago.
I apologize for their somewhat disheveled appearance, they had been tossed in the bottom of my closet without stuffing in an attempt to speed the leather break-in process. Well, it definitely worked - a little too well. But, I will be dusting them off and putting them back into rotation cause I'd forgotten how much I loved these bags.
They are both Love Me Midi bags with two zips. The pewter crash has rolled handles like the TME and the petrol one has a narrower version braided handle. Between the two, comfort and looks-wise, I prefer the narrow, braided handle. Its comfy to wear and stays on my shoulder better than the rolled handles - though both styles were a big improvement over the original Love Me handles (which did not work on my narrow shoulders well at all).
Anyway, here they are! I wish my pics were better - especially of the pewter crash. I'd forgotten just how breathtaking that leather is in real life.
I apologize for their somewhat disheveled appearance, they had been tossed in the bottom of my closet without stuffing in an attempt to speed the leather break-in process. Well, it definitely worked - a little too well. But, I will be dusting them off and putting them back into rotation cause I'd forgotten how much I loved these bags.
They are both Love Me Midi bags with two zips. The pewter crash has rolled handles like the TME and the petrol one has a narrower version braided handle. Between the two, comfort and looks-wise, I prefer the narrow, braided handle. Its comfy to wear and stays on my shoulder better than the rolled handles - though both styles were a big improvement over the original Love Me handles (which did not work on my narrow shoulders well at all).
Anyway, here they are! I wish my pics were better - especially of the pewter crash. I'd forgotten just how breathtaking that leather is in real life.